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Julio to the Titans


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Lol at the Falcons thinking he still carried a first round grade

 

Getting a second for his age, decreased production and contract is though very good for ATL. Given TEN talent that second is more like a high 3rd

 

TEN basically is all in to try and get something done in the next 1-2 seasons

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46 minutes ago, Trainwreck said:

Y’all heard it first from me. Said it all along, Julio to Tenn. 

I remember you saying everyone in the league wanted him desperately despite injuries and cap hit. Looks like he went for a 2nd round pick. Basically what we gave up to get Darnold... except the Titans in theory will be a very late 2nd rounder.

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